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Highways in the Delta are long and straight. In summertime, the play of molten air on sizzling asphalt creates mirages so that the blue horizon seems to merge with the very road. Things here, at times, are more ominous than they appear. In certain graveyards, the lids of the burial vaults sit so close to the ground that the interred are actually resting near the topsoil. The waterways also hold their own dark secrets. In 1955, for example, the white men who brutally murdered a black teenager named Emmett Till drove to Rosedale the night they tied a metal cotton-gin fan around his neck and dumped him in the Tallahatchie River. He was found three days later when his feet floated up to the surface. The alleged killers—who spoke of Rosedale’s riverside as “the scariest place in the Delta”—were never imprisoned, though everyone knew they did it. The Department of Justice finally re-opened the Till case this year. But for generations, black lives have not mattered in Mississippi courts.

The large open doors let in the sea breeze, bringing the beach indoors. Not to mention, the coral accents match the sunset — dreamy!

Paula Gabala, a retired Holyoke firefighter, asked the committee for increased enforcement against drivers who block intersections, especially in front of fire station No. 6 on Homestead Avenue.

After two lengthy and heated City Council meetings, which made it clear that Mayor Linda Dahlmeier and Councilman Scott Thomson were fighting an uphill battle against cannabis, a majority of the panel voted in favor of allowing commercial cannabis and directed staff to begin the process. In the months that followed, the city hired a consultant to advise officials on best practices and research the area.

It is a priority for CBC to create a website that is accessible to all Canadians including people with visual, hearing, motor and cognitive challenges.

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Dr. Schnitta entered the picture at this point. She took readings and recommended a 7/16-inch-thick sound-damping mat that combines dense vinyl with a springy foam layer. This fall, after $2,000 of the padding was installed under the rugs, the sound downstairs went from a measurement of 30 decibels to 5 decibels.

They believe that both the European superstate and global capitalism undermine the cultural-religious foundations of European civilization. They are strongly environmentalist, feel that economic growth should be subordinated to social needs, believe in strong social support for the poor and limited immigration. As Lilla notes, they have a very coherent, communitarian worldview. I found the essay uplifting because it shows that in times of political transition, ideas get shuffled and reassembled in new and impressive ways.

Peabody has recently launched Telegraph Works, a stylish and conveniently located development for young professionals, couples and families.

I will never look at a fence in the same way again – as there’s clearly so much more than meets the eye!

A cozy den with high-gloss paint on both the walls and ceiling has a Palm Beach vibe, with its eclectic mix of furnishings and black and white accents.